But patients and their family often seek experiences that relate specifically to them. Someone who has kidney cancer would want to know how another kidney cancer patient is coping with such unexpected and unwanted diagnosis. They may be less interested in the experiences of those with stomach or colon cancer even though the molecular drivers may be similar.
Showing posts with label cancer advocacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cancer advocacy. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
List of Inspirational Cancer Blogs at "Navigating Cancer" Website
Cancer can affect any organ but the underlying biology and signaling may have strong similarities. Thus one drug targeting a particular signaling pathway may work in multiple cancers.
Friday, June 1, 2012
Choosing Cancer Charity: CureSearch for Children's Cancer
In a new series on this blog called "Choosing Cancer Charity," I have chosen to present CureSearch National Childhood Cancer Foundation, also called CureSearch for Children's Cancer to the readers this month. There are several reasons that motivates me to pitch this charity for your dollars, and donations of time, expertise and support.
Labels:
cancer advocacy,
cancer charity
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Cancer Fundraising and Advocacy: Audience Matters
Yesterday, Philadelphia Flyers' fans booed a public service advertisement sponsored by NHL's Hockey Fights Cancer. The advertisement aired during the game was to solicit donations for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Labels:
cancer advocacy,
cancer charity,
fundraising
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